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Mrs. Sealy APES

Ch. 17 Notes Air Pollution. Mrs. Sealy APES. I. Air pollution detectors:. * canaries died in mines when there was too much methane * lichens: fungi and alga living together that can live almost anywhere for long periods of time.

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AOSC 200 Lesson 3

AOSC 200 Lesson 3. Fig. 3-1, p. 54. Diurnal temperature cycle. Fig. 3-3, p. 56. Air temperature data. Daily mean temperature is determined by two methods, (a) average of 24 hourly measurements (b) the average of the maximum and minimum temperatures for the day.

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Air Temperature

Air Temperature. Temperature : a measure of the average speed at which molecules are moving or vibrating. Air temperature the rate of motion of gas molecules in the atmosphere as a result of the absorption of energy measured by a thermometer. Temperature scales. Celsius

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Temperature Inversions

Temperature Inversions. Temperature Inversion. Air Molecules. As you go higher in the atmosphere, air becomes less dense. The air molecules are spaced further apart 1. Air Molecule Density. Air Density. That is why it is hard to breathe at high altitudes.

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METO 621 CHEM

METO 621 CHEM. Lesson 6. A Typical Day in a Pollution Episode. A common severe pollution weather pattern occurs when high pressure is centered just west of the Mid Atlantic region. Circulation around the high pressure center moves pollution from points west into the mid-Atlantic. H.

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Air Pollution----Smog

Air Pollution----Smog. By Chen, Limin. Air pollution---Smog. Grade Level: 8 grade Objective : The students will be able to list major air pollutants, what causes them, and their effects on people and the environment .

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BUFKIT for Balloonists

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Agenda 4/7

Agenda 4/7. Unit Test A: 4/11 Last Day to Reassess: 5/2 Warm-Up: Which activity from your daily life creates the most air pollution? 12.1 Notes Air Pollution Reading/Discussion. Air & Air Pollution. Chapter 12, Section 1: What Causes Air Pollution? Standards: SEV3a.

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Please sit together in pairs: Mike A. and Heran Barney and Joe Serruto Thomas and Yiran

Mikhail and Grant Valerie and Evan Kevin and Rebecca Ally and Katherine Matt M. and Joe Sebek Morgan and Quanbiao Laura and Charlie Lauren and Lu Mikey O. and Ashkan Hannah and Naichen Jim and Dale Nick and Disha Ben and Efrain Nik and Da. Please sit together in pairs:

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Effects of galaxy formation on dark matter haloes

Effects of galaxy formation on dark matter haloes. Susana Pedrosa Patricia Tissera , Cecilia Scannapieco Chile 2010. Introduction.

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The Arctic boundary layer: Characteristics and properties

The Arctic boundary layer: Characteristics and properties. Steven Cavallo June 1, 2006 Boundary layer meteorology. Overview of the Arctic boundary layer (ABL). An annual overview of observational characteristics from SHEBA The wintertime ABL: Characteristics of the near-surface inversion

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Local wind system

Local wind system. Sea breeze. Daytime development of sea breeze. Sea breeze. Land breeze. Nighttime development of land breeze. Land breeze. Valley / Anabatic wind. Daytime development of valley breeze found in regions with great topographic relief. Valley / Anabatic wind.

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Characterizing the Boundary-Layer During the Uintah Basin Ozone Study

Characterizing the Boundary-Layer During the Uintah Basin Ozone Study. John Horel Erik Crosman , Matt Lammers , Alex Jacques, Nola Lucke , John Lawson, Maggie Schoonover, Erik Neemann and Joe Young University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Sciences.

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Temperature Inversions in Alaska ITEP Air Quality Training Lower Kalskag 2014

Temperature Inversions in Alaska ITEP Air Quality Training Lower Kalskag 2014. Barbara Trost/Bob Morgan Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Normal Conditions. Warm air rises | cold air sinks Temperature decreases as you go higher in atmosphere Warmer near ground, colder aloft

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The impact of cloud water schemes on seasonal prediction

The impact of cloud water schemes on seasonal prediction. Akihiko Shimpo and Masao Kanamitsu. Experimental Climate Prediction Center (ECPC), Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO), UCSD, La Jolla, CA. ashimpo@ucsd.edu. Introduction

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